Yo Yo Honey Singh’s “Millionaire India Tour” kicks off February 22 in Mumbai and spans ten cities across India. Tickets go on sale today, January 11th, at 2 PM IST exclusively through the Zomato District app. Venues are yet to be announced.

The tour includes shows in:

• Mumbai: February 22nd
• Lucknow: February 28th
• Delhi: March 1st
• Indore: March 8th
• Pune: March 14th
• Ahmedabad: March 15th
• Bengaluru: March 22nd
• Chandigarh: March 23rd
• Jaipur: March 29th
• Kolkata: April 5th

The four-hour indoor concerts are for ages 16 and up. Expect hits like “Brown Rang,” “Dope Shope,” “Lungi Dance,” and “Love Dose.” Ticket prices will be revealed at the time of sale.

This tour follows Honey Singh’s recent appearance at AP Dhillon’s Delhi concert and the December 20th Netflix premiere of his documentary, “Yo Yo Honey Singh: Famous.” The documentary chronicles his rise to fame and his struggles with mental health.

Tickets for Honey Singh’s concert will be exclusively available on Zomato’s District app, with sales starting at 2 PM on Saturday, January 11. The singer announced the ticket launch with a simple caption: “Tickets going live today, 11th January, 2 PM.”

In his Instagram stories, he shared a reflective message: “Silence is not the end of sound; it is its beginning. It is where life pauses to listen to itself. That’s why I was silent for so many years. Now you will hear me everywhere. Harharmahadev.”

The concert is open to fans aged 16 and older, and it will take place indoors, lasting for four hours. According to Insider.in, Honey Singh will perform some of his greatest hits, including “Brown Rang,” “Dope Shope,” “Lungi Dance,” and “Love Dose,” among others. Ticket prices will be disclosed once sales commence.

Recently, Honey Singh attended singer AP Dhillon’s show in New Delhi last December, where he showcased his signature energy with his latest track, “Millionaire,” featured in the Hindi dub of Suits.

Furthermore, last month, Netflix announced the release of Yo Yo Honey Singh: Famous, a docu-film that highlights the life of the Indian hip-hop icon. Directed by Mozez Singh and produced by Sikhya Entertainment, the film premiered on December 20.

Honey Singh rose to fame in India with chart-toppers like “Brown Rang,” “Angrezi Beat,” and “Dope Shope.” However, he faced significant challenges in his career, taking a break from the public eye for a few years, during which he revealed he was struggling with mental health issues.

Bollywood actor Malaika Arora’s father Anil Arora died by jumping off from the sixth floor of a residential building in Bandra, the Mumbai Police said on Wednesday, adding that no suicide note has been recovered so far from the scene.

According to police, the body has been sent for post-mortem and the case is being investigated.

Raj Tilak Roshan of DCP Zone 9 said, “The body of one Anil Arora was found. He resided on the 6th floor. We are carrying out further investigation and our team is here. We are investigating all angles in detail. Our teams are here, forensic teams are here as well. The body is being taken for postmortem. We are investigating everything in detail. Prima facie it seems to be suicide, we are conducting further investigation.”

Malaika Arora was not at home when her father committed suicide. The actor-model was reportedly in Pune and rushed back to Mumbai soon after learning about the incident. After receiving this shocking news, the actor’s ex-husband Arbaaz Khan also reached the residence of Malaika’s parents.

Malaika’s parents, Anil and Joyce Polycarp, had separated when she was 11 years old. Anil Arora, despite his daughter’s high profile, maintained a low public profile himself.

Malaika Arora, a prominent actress and television personality, has yet to issue a public statement on this tragic event. The family is reportedly in deep shock and mourning as they await further details from the investigation.

Akshay Kumar, a Bollywood actor, made a statement on Friday addressing recent box office failures saying it is ridiculous that people are writing sympathetic messages expressing how they feel sorry for me just because my recent film did not perform well in theaters. He added that he is not bothered by such remarks and will continue to do his work as he has done for three decades.

Films like Sarfira, Bade Miyan Chote Miyan, Mission Raniganj, Selfiee, Raksha Bandhan, Samrat Prithviraj, and Bachchhan Paandey were not hits.

Showing his positive attitude, he added, “Whatever happens in life happens for a better and bigger reason. Yes, my four or five films have not done well, so what? People are sending sympathetic messages like ‘Don’t worry’ and ‘It will be okay,’ but why?”

He also mentioned a journalist who wrote about his comeback, saying, “I called him up and inquired what ‘back’ even means. I have not gone anywhere; I am still here working on my next film.” Kumar conveyed this message to reporters at the trailer launch of Khel Khel Mein.

At the age of 56, the actor declared, “I am here, and I will continue to work. I don’t heed what presumptions and assumptions people make about me. I wake up with a productive mindset, exercise, go to work, and what I make, I do on my own. I don’t owe anything to anyone.”

Mudassar Aziz, known for directing Happy Bhag Jayegi and Pati Patni Aur Woh, is behind the comedy-drama Khel Khel Mein, which is set to compete at the box office with two other Hindi films: John Abraham’s Vedaa and Stree 2, releasing on August 15. Despite the competition, Aziz expressed his support for all the films, emphasizing a collaborative spirit within the Hindi film industry.

He stated, “We all belong to the same industry, I don’t see it as a competition. I have admiration for Amar Kaushik’s work (director of Stree 2) . I genuinely hope both of our films are a success at the box office.”

Aziz highlighted the importance of collective success for the industry, saying, “When a festive weekend arrives, it’s a chance to encourage audiences to visit cinemas. In Khel KhelMein, I’ve even included a nod to Stree as a way of saying, ‘Let’s make this a successful weekend for Hindi cinema .’

Khel Khel Mein is produced by Bhushan Kumar, Krishan Kumar, Vipul D Shah, Ashwin Varde, Rajesh Bahl, Shashikant Sinha, and Ajay Rai.